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Assess both Fear (how anxious you feel) and Avoidance (how often you avoid it) for 24 social situations.
Telephoning in public.
Fear
Avoidance
Participating in small groups.
Fear
Avoidance
Eating in public places.
Fear
Avoidance
Drinking with others in public places.
Fear
Avoidance
Talking to people in authority.
Fear
Avoidance
Acting, performing or giving a talk in front of an audience.
Fear
Avoidance
Going to a party.
Fear
Avoidance
Working while being observed.
Fear
Avoidance
Writing while being observed.
Fear
Avoidance
Calling someone you don't know very well.
Fear
Avoidance
Talking with people you don't know very well.
Fear
Avoidance
Meeting strangers.
Fear
Avoidance
Urinating in a public bathroom.
Fear
Avoidance
Entering a room when others are already seated.
Fear
Avoidance
Being the center of attention.
Fear
Avoidance
Speaking up at a meeting.
Fear
Avoidance
Taking a test.
Fear
Avoidance
Expressing disagreement or disapproval to strangers.
Fear
Avoidance
Looking strangers in the eye.
Fear
Avoidance
Giving a report to a group.
Fear
Avoidance
Trying to pick up someone.
Fear
Avoidance
Returning goods to a store.
Fear
Avoidance
Giving a party.
Fear
Avoidance
Resisting a high pressure salesperson.
Fear
Avoidance
© OpiCalc Psychiatry
Liebowitz MR. (1987)
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Last Review: 2026
Last Comprehensive Review: 2026